Full Review Of The Sterling Pacific 40L Carry-On - Four Wheeled Aluminum Luggage

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This is a step up even from the previous Sterling Pacific Case I've used and reviewed. I didn't think they could make them even better. Big thanks to Sterling Pacific for providing this case for review.
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[@danhirsch6554]

I have a Briggs and Riley international carry on. And I love it. But this one looks amazing. There is a ton of videos on the 35L version of this, but I have only found a few videos talking about the 40L. So thank you for making this.

[@SignedSojourner]

Absolutely! And thank you for your comment. You’ll have to let me know if you end up getting it.

[@Tangylives]

Very nice, but even heavier than Tumi!

[@SignedSojourner]

Yeah, it's definitely a pretty heavy carry-on. Very very well built but heavy.

[@NikCan66]

Interesting stuff

[@SignedSojourner]

Indeed

[@braintreeboy]

Did you actually travel with it? A lot of similar reviews showed the case after some trips and the cases had some pretty nasty dents.

[@SignedSojourner]

Not yet with the 40L however I have their 35L carry-on which I have travelled with and it still looks fantastic. A few tiny scratches but that’s to be expected. I haven’t ever checked it though.

[@braintreeboy]

@@SignedSojourner Thanks

[@supereldian]

IMO, the only downside of the roller is that Sterling Pacific did not keep the hinges from the 35L. I dislike how the top can't stay open. It flops around

[@SignedSojourner]

I do really love to hinge system on the 35L but I'm not to sure it would work that well with this kind of clam shell design.